Biker Scout Review

This Biker Scout action figure was released during the Vintage The Saga Collection in 2006. The figure's outstanding sculpt (14 joints, including a ball-jointed waist) made this figure a fan favorite right away. Despite the $10+ price tag (at the time, this was almost twice as much as a regular figure) it was difficult to find this Biker Scout in stores, because fans bought multiple of them to build their Imperial armies. Eventually more and more Biker Scouts made it onto the retail floor and demand slowly vanished. The figure came with a blaster, which fits nicely into both of the Biker Scout's hands. It also fits nicely into the holster, which is located on the trooper's right boot. Hasbro gave the figure a nice dirt application on both boots, reflecting the dirty Endor environment. The helmet is not removable, which works nicely, considering that we never saw a Biker Scout in Return Of The Jedi without a helmet on. The figure has peg holes in the feet, but it stands securely without any additional help. Overall, it's a great action figure, with tons of articulation, great likeness to the movie counterpart, and a welcome addition to the Imperial forces located on Endor!

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Celebrate the legendary Star Wars films that changed the universe forever - with The Saga Collection. This collection brings to life the incredible story of good versus evil that captured our imagination and took us to a galaxy far - far away. The finest re-creations of the iconic Star Wars heroes and villains are back with incredible detail and premium features to commemorate each epic tale in the Star Wars saga. And - as a tribute to the dedication of Star Wars fans everywhere - we are re-releasing elements of the original packaging that harken back to the creation of Star Wars action figures - which began over 25 years ago with the Original Trilogy. May the Force be with you!